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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
4
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On August 10, 1922 farmers accelerate cider production despite national prohibition sentiment. The Agriculture Department warns pasteurization is needed to avoid fermentation, while officials aim to counter beer and wine propaganda by promoting a non intoxicating drink.
A humorous verse fragment contrasts two outlooks on life. One man laments grief and trouble while the speaker insists on choosing happiness despite cost. The piece plays with wordplay and paradox to urge a positive frame of mind.
Mentali. ingle Allen White argues that true law requires free expression of people’s wisdom and folly. Suppressing utterance harms justice and peace, while freedom underpins order. tyranny hides behind rhetoric when expression is stifled.
The quote laments sacrificing justice for peace and warns that anger in retaliation destroys lawful virtue. It argues that when measured manhood is lost, both sides become brutes, undermining the law and moral order.
Channing M. Smith recalls a Berryville Leesburg trip crossing Ashby Gap with B C Chapplear and two riders including a teen George Washington. The piece links Civil War landmarks at Meade Chapel and Millwood, notes Colonel Randolph and Captain Esten Cook memorials, and mentions Mosby fights near Berryville alongside Meade Spring lore and Winchester history. A summer aside advocates electric curling irons for women.
A letter describes Capt. George E. Plaster and his wife hosting a Confederate veteran, Dr. Osborne, at a Berryville home on the Charles Town pike. The piece recalls battles, Morgan’s Saratoga home, and Soldier's Rest, praising Plaster's memory and integrity while inviting former comrades to write.
Nervous troubles backache dizzy spells and kidney irregularities prompted Mrs. O A Ashton of 512 Main Street Winchester to praise Doan's Kidney Pills after relief. She says the pills gave quick improvement and she now recommends them widely. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the product price 60 cents at dealers.
AP reports Sun Yat Sen deposed leader of Canton’s republic arrives in Hong Kong aboard the Moor Hen. The scene details his transit amid regional turmoil and colonial naval presence.
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